Oren and Hadar and the Unfinished War
We all know there will be another war. A year from now? Two years? Five years? What was destroyed will be rebuilt. We’ll all replenish and re-arm. But what of Oren and Hadar?
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We all know there will be another war. A year from now? Two years? Five years? What was destroyed will be rebuilt. We’ll all replenish and re-arm. But what of Oren and Hadar?
I believe in MIRACLES and that HKBH wants a happy ending to the story even for Jews outside Israel.
They come from all over the world; police experts, military leaders, high tech experts and weapons experts. They come to learn. You have a problem with tunnels being dug into your country and drugs and humans being sold? We have a solution. Rockets, chemical warfare? We have a solution. You …
If we want to stop the violence, then making Hamas and its acolytes richer and enabling them to import more weapons will not serve that purpose. No more so than making the Nazis and their supporters in Germany richer would have made Germany less violent. The core of this conflict is, and has always been, ideological.
Tomorrow, or perhaps even sooner, they will be back in uniform, back on our borders. But today, glorious today, they are free.
Approaching our borders means you want to kill us. Our laws, the Torah, the Ten Commandments, all that Judaism and Christianity are based on, demands that we protect ourselves. That we kill in order to stop them from murdering us.
Change the rules of engagement now.
The huge difference now is the response from Washington
Live, Israel – it is and always has been, the only answer. No matter how close we step to the edge, the army and God above us remain our guardians. For now, we wait on the edge hoping that this time we will be able to back away rather than descend into yet another war.
Am Yisrael needs a Jewish army in Eretz Yisrael.
I’d like to thank US President Trump for his friendship and the excellent Ambassador he has in the United Nations, but I’d really prefer that he keep his troops at home.
. Two months ago, I began a post called Yesterday’s Anger. As part of that article, I uploaded a picture of a Haredi man who did a despicable thing – he is guilty of sinat chinam (which is translated as “baseless hatred”). There are those who condemn the Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) …
The issue of drafting yeshiva bochurs is upon us yet again, for the umpteenth time, which is really just a green-light excuse and field day for all and sundry predisposed to trash “them” – the Charedim. Ain’t nothin’ like whipping up a little more sin’at achim right before we all …